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subconscious mental activity , not abnormal electrical activity in the brain(passive) are caused byPsychogenic seizures
Weiland S , Witzemann V , Villarroel A , Propping P , Steinlein O. An amino acid exchange in the second transmembrane segment of a neuronal nicotinic receptorcausespartial epilepsy
16256952Weiland , S. ; Witzemann , V. ; Villarroel , A. ; Propping , P. ; Steinlein , O. An amino acid exchange in the second transmembrane segment of a neuronal nicotinic receptorcausespartial epilepsy
epilepsy helpspreventpartial seizures
a form of epilepsy medscausespartial seizures
how focal epilepsyresultingin partial seizures
a brain disordercausesconvulsive seizures
epilepsy or nerve pain caused by shingles(passive) caused bypartial seizures
Localization Related Epilepsycan causepartial seizures
excess electrical activity(passive) are caused byPartial seizures
S. Weiland , V. Witzemann , A. Villarroel , P. Propping , O. Steinlein , An amino acid exchange in the second transmembrane segment of a neuronal nicotinic receptorcausespartial epilepsy
Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy- Possible Mechanisms and Implications(passive) Provoked byPartial Seizure
a focal lesion(passive) caused bypartial seizures (
Epilepsy June 13 , 2011(passive) Caused byPartial Seizures
The claim of epilepsy ... a claim of hypoglycemiacan causeepileptoid seizures
a drug or a condition(passive) caused bysimple partial seizures
gabapentin ... used in conjunction with other drugsto preventpartial seizures
The mechanisms discussed below may coexist in different combinationsto causepartial - onset seizures
a mild form of epilepsy known as psychomotor or temporal lobe epilepsy , a formcausespartial , complex seizures
brief abnormal electrical activity in localized areas of the brain(passive) are caused byPartial seizures
too much electrical activity in one part of the brain(passive) are caused bypartial onset seizures
Pubmed]An amino acid exchange in the second transmembrane segment of a neuronal nicotinic receptorcausespartial epilepsy
Can xylene ( xylolprovokeconvulsive seizures
Benign rolandic epilepsy ... a childhood conditioncausespartial seizures
2 ] Unruptured intracranial aneurysmsrarely leadto partial seizures
clozapine(passive) triggered byConvulsive seizures
under the patronage of brief abnormal electrical activity in localized brain areas(passive) were usually causedPartial seizures
various factors such as epilepsy , infections , brain tumors , low blood sugar and heat stroke(passive) may be caused byPartial seizure
a scar from birth , injury or head trauma , brain tumors , arteriovenous vascular malformations ( a tangle of blood vessels resulting in fewer than normal connections between capillaries ) , infections , or abnormal brain development(passive) may be caused byPartial epilepsy
epilepsy , with or without secondary generalisation in adults patients(passive) caused bypartial onset seizures
The most common subdivision of epilepsy ... symptomatic partial epilepsycausessimple partial seizures
Epilepsy WebMD Medical News By Jennifer Warner(passive) Caused byPartial Seizures
a brain lesion , such as a scar , abscess or tumor(passive) usually are caused byPartial seizures
the joint overheating , which in turn is usually caused by the outer joint boot having split(passive) is caused byPartial seizure
Forman , Forman ; Yellen , Yellen ; Thiele , Thiele An amino acid exchange in the second transmembrane segment of a neuronal nicotinic receptorcausespartial epilepsy
Nov 25;398(1):91 - 6.An amino acid exchange in the second transmembrane segment of a neuronal nicotinic receptorcausespartial epilepsy
Many different thingscan causepartial seizures
a granulomatous lesion due to S mansoni(passive) caused bypartial epileptic seizures
a definable lesion in adults than in children(passive) to be caused byPartial seizures
lesions on the brain(passive) are usually caused byPartial seizures
in only one temporal lobeoriginatingin only one temporal lobe
to a diagnosis of Left Temporal Lobe Epilepsy ( LTLEleadingto a diagnosis of Left Temporal Lobe Epilepsy ( LTLE
in the right temporal lobe at age 48originatingin the right temporal lobe at age 48
from the right temporal lobe or the language introductionoriginatedfrom the right temporal lobe or the language introduction
from the frontal lobe but also from parts of the insula and temporal lobeoriginatingfrom the frontal lobe but also from parts of the insula and temporal lobe
in a localized area of the brain ... particularly the temporal lobeoriginatesin a localized area of the brain ... particularly the temporal lobe
in specific due to the location of my cavernomas in the left temporal lobewould be causedin specific due to the location of my cavernomas in the left temporal lobe
much more limited regions of involvement primarily confined to the temporal lobecausedmuch more limited regions of involvement primarily confined to the temporal lobe
in the right or left temporal lobe area of the ain this Cerei Stroke Subdural Hematma ( acuteoriginatein the right or left temporal lobe area of the ain this Cerei Stroke Subdural Hematma ( acute
from epileptic activity which is localized in one part of the brain , usually the cortex or limbic systemresultfrom epileptic activity which is localized in one part of the brain , usually the cortex or limbic system
from abnormal electrical activity in the temporal lobe of the brain , an area which oversees memory , sensation , and emotionsresultfrom abnormal electrical activity in the temporal lobe of the brain , an area which oversees memory , sensation , and emotions
in a specific area of the brain).[britannica.com ] seizuresoriginatingin a specific area of the brain).[britannica.com ] seizures
from abnormality in one part of brainis resultingfrom abnormality in one part of brain
sensory symptoms only ( and not motor symptomscausesensory symptoms only ( and not motor symptoms
in the frontal lobe Partial seizures originating in the temporal lobe Figure B. Coronal T2-weighted and fluid - attenuated inversion recovery magnetic resonance imaging of the brain of the patient described in questions 4 and 5originatingin the frontal lobe Partial seizures originating in the temporal lobe Figure B. Coronal T2-weighted and fluid - attenuated inversion recovery magnetic resonance imaging of the brain of the patient described in questions 4 and 5
in one part of the brain and then spread to other areasoriginatein one part of the brain and then spread to other areas
from a localized , or specific , part of the brainoriginatefrom a localized , or specific , part of the brain
from a specific region of the brainoriginatingfrom a specific region of the brain
sensory distortion , uncontrolled movementscan causesensory distortion , uncontrolled movements
depressive symptomscould causedepressive symptoms
from a seizure discharge within a particular brain region or focusresultfrom a seizure discharge within a particular brain region or focus
from abnormal discharge in an isolated area of the brainresultfrom abnormal discharge in an isolated area of the brain
from a focal area in the brainoriginatefrom a focal area in the brain
a strange ‘ pattering ’ sensation through the suspensioncausesa strange ‘ pattering ’ sensation through the suspension
incredibly diverse symptomscan causeincredibly diverse symptoms
all different type of symptomscan causeall different type of symptoms
jerks or twitches of the upper body , arms , or legs).[1causejerks or twitches of the upper body , arms , or legs).[1
in a small group of neurons in one hemisphere generalized seizuresoriginatein a small group of neurons in one hemisphere generalized seizures
motor , autonomic , sensory , or psychological symptomsmay causemotor , autonomic , sensory , or psychological symptoms
to generalized seizures ( seebelowleadto generalized seizures ( seebelow
auditory hallucinations either in isolation during the awake state as a simple partial seizure , or as an aura ( ie , the beginning of a symptom sequence leading to impairment of consciousness or a generalized seizuremay causeauditory hallucinations either in isolation during the awake state as a simple partial seizure , or as an aura ( ie , the beginning of a symptom sequence leading to impairment of consciousness or a generalized seizure
a wide range of symptoms and behaviorscan createa wide range of symptoms and behaviors
from a discrete or localized area of the brainoriginatefrom a discrete or localized area of the brain
a brief loss of consciousness , changes in memory loss just before , during and after the seizuremay causea brief loss of consciousness , changes in memory loss just before , during and after the seizure
repetitive stereotypic symptoms similar to aurasmay causerepetitive stereotypic symptoms similar to auras
a variety of symptoms depending on where they originate in the braincausea variety of symptoms depending on where they originate in the brain
from abnormal neuronal activity that originates in a single part of the brain , usually in one of the temporal lobesresultsfrom abnormal neuronal activity that originates in a single part of the brain , usually in one of the temporal lobes
a brief loss of consciousness , changes in mood , and memory loss just before , during and after the seizuremay causea brief loss of consciousness , changes in mood , and memory loss just before , during and after the seizure
infantile spasms in the presence of a basal ganglia glioma : Epileptic Disorders Vol 7(4triggeringinfantile spasms in the presence of a basal ganglia glioma : Epileptic Disorders Vol 7(4
from abnormal discharge in an uncontrolled wayresultfrom abnormal discharge in an uncontrolled way